The China International Import Expo (CIIE) isn’t just a trade fair—it’s a buzzing global hub where innovation meets collaboration. Now in its seventh year, the event in Shanghai has drawn over 3,400 exhibitors from 150+ countries and regions, including first-timers like Norway, Benin, and the United Nations Children’s Fund.
From Shanghai to the World
For Chinese companies, CIIE is like a backstage pass to the global market. From smart machinery to eco-friendly tech, businesses are flaunting cutting-edge products while building partnerships with international buyers. One standout? Machinery firms showcasing AI-powered devices that are rewriting the narrative about 'Made in China.'
Spotlight on Innovation
Think ‘Shark Tank’ meets Coachella for trade. The expo’s global audience—media, investors, and industry leaders—is spotlighting Chinese brands that blend quality with creativity. This isn’t just about selling products; it’s about reshaping perceptions and earning trust.
Fighting Protectionism with Partnership
Amid rising trade tensions, CIIE champions open markets. Developing nations are using the platform to export everything from tropical fruits to artisan crafts to Chinese consumers. It’s a win-win: boosting their economies while giving China’s shoppers fresh, diverse options.
By bridging economies and cultures, CIIE proves that collaboration isn’t just good diplomacy—it’s smart business.
From Shanghai to the World
Spotlight on Innovation
Fighting Protectionism with Partnership
